Sexual Ethics · A Theological Introduction by Salzman, Todd A. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Contents Abbreviations for Sources Prologue

“Nature” Defined Perspectivism versus Relativism “Nature,” Knowledge, and Norms Conscience Questions for Reflection Notes

Chapter 1 Sexual Morality in the Catholic Tradition

Historicity Sexuality and Sexual Ethics in Ancient Greece and Rome Sexuality and Sexual Ethics in the Catholic Tradition Reading Sacred Scripture Old Testament Teaching New Testament Teaching The Fathers of the Church Augustine The Penitentials Scholastic Doctrine The Modern Period Von Hildebrand and Doms Second Vatican Council Papal Birth Control Commission Conclusion Questions for Reflection Notes

Chapter 2 Unitive Sexual Morality

Conjugal Love and Sexual Intercourse Multiple Dimensions of Human Sexuality Chastity Truly Human and Complementarity Sexual Orientation Complementarity and Truly Human Sexual Acts: A Reconstructed Complementarity Holistic Complementarity, Truly Human Sexual Acts, and Sexual Norms Conclusion Questions for Reflection Notes

Chapter 3 Marital Morality

Modern Catholic Thought and Marital Morality Marital Morality and Contraception Contraception and Historical Contexts A Renewed Principle of Human Sexuality and Contraception Totality and the Conjugal Act The Inseparability Principle Revisited Conclusion Questions for Reflection Notes

Chapter 4 Cohabitation and the Process of Marrying

Cohabitation in the Contemporary West: What the Sciences Tell Us The Meaning and Nature of Commitment Betrothal and the Christian Tradition Historical Considerations Sociotheological Considerations Complementarity and Nuptial Cohabitation Marriage as Sacrament Catechumenate for Marriage Conclusion Questions for Reflection Notes

Chapter 5 Homosexuality

The Bible and Homosexuality Homosexual Orientation and the Bible Interpreting the Bible on Homosexuality Magisterial Teaching on Homosexual Acts and Relationships The Moral Sense of the Christian People and Homosexual Acts The Morality of Homosexual Acts Reconsidered Conclusion Questions for Reflection Notes

Chapter 6 Artificial Reproductive Technologies

Defining Artificial Reproductive Technologies The CDF’s Instruction and ARTs ARTs and Health Complications among Children Family and Society: ARTs and the Common Good Conclusion Questions for Reflection Notes

Epilogue

Intrachurch Dialogue Extrachurch Dialogue Questions for Reflection Notes

Index